By Months: Eerik-Niiles Kross

The speaker demonstrates profound expertise in the history of Estonian constitutional law and citizenship policy, particularly concerning the work of the 1992 Constitutional Assembly and related demographic data. He/She employs precise legal terminology (e.g., "principle of legal certainty," "citizenship census") and references specific articles, thereby establishing authority when clarifying the content and background of the draft legislation.

The knowledge is limited to describing the operational situation using simple language (e.g., console, control, independent operation). There is an absence of data, technical terminology, or deeper analysis that would indicate specialized professional expertise.

Possesses deep expertise in international law and geopolitics, referencing the resolutions of the Venice Commission and the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, as well as historical parallels of de jure/de facto recognition. Demonstrates detailed knowledge of Georgia's internal political developments, Russia's influence tactics (Dugin), and the procedural procedures of the Riigikogu.

The speaker demonstrates a thorough knowledge of Russian political and religious ideology, particularly regarding the historical development of the *Russki Mir* concept and its connection to Patriarch Kirill. He refers to specific sources, such as the declaration of the World Russian People’s Council and Russia’s foreign policy concept, citing them in an evidence-based manner. Specific terminology is employed, such as *katechon* and civilization-state, and reference is made to the theological assessments provided by Orthodox experts.

The speaker demonstrates profound knowledge of international humanitarian law, specifically citing articles from the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide, the Fourth Geneva Convention, and the Convention on the Rights of the Child. The expertise is based on facts, historical quotations (e.g., Himmler), and detailed data concerning the number of deportees in Ukraine and Estonia, offering a legally and factually well-reasoned analysis.